Hi,
04.09.2007 14:43,, user100 wrote::
>> Would this be due to the fact that the file retention period is 30
>> days + incremental saves only since the (only) full backup 2 months ago ?
>
> I don´t know but if you have a short file retention period and
> "AutoPrune" set to yes than the fileentr
> Would this be due to the fact that the file retention period is 30
> days + incremental saves only since the (only) full backup 2 months ago ?
I don´t know but if you have a short file retention period and
"AutoPrune" set to yes than the fileentries should be dropped at least
from the databa
Thanks for the info.
Would this be due to the fact that the file retention period is 30 days +
incremental saves only since the (only) full backup 2 months ago ?
Did the full backup get purged ?
If so, does this mean I have to get a full backup done on a regular basis ?
Sebastian Perkins
Sebastian Perkins schrieb:
>>Is it possible that you have put the directory to the
destination in a way that the timestemps did not change?
I don't quite understand... I'm still slightly newbie :o)
Quote from the bacula site
(http://www.bacula.org/rel-manual/Current_State_Bacula.html#
I only see 800 files... a lot less than the full directory ! The client is also
Linux based and no changes have been made in the directory structure.
>>Is it possible that you have put the directory to the destination in a way
>>that the timestemps did not change?
I don't quite understand...
Sebastian Perkins schrieb:
> Hello
>
> We are using bacula for the first time in restoration mode : bacula
> version 2.03 / platform fedora core 6. Bacula has been running w/o save
> errors for 2 months.
>
> A test user has asked us to restore an entire directory = what it
> contained last frida
I am not offended and that was the problem.
Thanks,
ZK
--- Heigl Florian - Munich-MR - external
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 24-Mar 15:50 back-dir: Start Restore Job
> > RestoreFiles.2006-03-24_15.50.17 24-Mar 15:50
> back-sd:
> > RestoreFiles.2006-03-24_15.50.17 Fatal error:
> Could
> > not
this folder is owned by root. Now the folder that sd
should write the restore to is owned by bacula while
/var/bacula is owned by root. I was thinking that dir
writes the log while sd writes the restore. That is my
mistake.
Thanks a lot,
ZK
--- Dan Langille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 24
On 24 Mar 2006 at 13:05, Zakai Kinan wrote:
> I get the error below for every OS that I try to
> restore. I have read the manual. I saw the same
> question asked on this list several times still no
> answer. I am not sure what else to do. I am using the
> configuration that bacula came with. I
> 24-Mar 15:50 back-dir: Start Restore Job
> RestoreFiles.2006-03-24_15.50.17 24-Mar 15:50 back-sd:
> RestoreFiles.2006-03-24_15.50.17 Fatal error: Could
> not create bootstrap file
> /var/bacula/back-sd.RestoreFiles.2006-03-24_15.50.17.bootstrap:
> ERR=Permission denied 24-Mar 15:38 Bluez:
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